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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
MEETING or THE UNION LABOR PARTY

An adjourned meeting of delegates Of the Union
Labor marty from the Assembly Districts OF this Guy
,ros held last evening at Clarendon Hall State
conference was .cld at ElmIra on June 49, and since
hat time the representatives OF the party In thiS
city bayo not been in the most complete harmony
Al the Elmira conference one member nom each
., IN. Congressional Districts of New-lork cry was
onr'ined % organize the party In his own district
ior toe purpose of sending delegates TO the 9' y,
t,onvcn,4.n ri Rochester August 10 seven Vi
,h, mn so appointed organized the Assembly DIS
tricts under their charge, but the eighth, Georse
D. Lennon failed 10 do So meeting oi tne uSie
was held last week. ami Adjourned I'LL last evening
in the hope tina; Mr. Lennon and his delegates "oWu
then he on hand, but sey did not appear -,
William Martin presided. He said that ms aus
trct the Third had instructed him TO propo,e, W
,iis bodv thai us votes the Rochester convention
be cast for joan O'DOnnell for secretary VI ota'o
and John g. CaVllle for state Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
r0UyG MEN ENTERTAINED.

An ENJOYABLE entertainment was given In Assocla
ton Hail last evening by Frederick IL. Chase, inc
estdgitatcur, and the Perry brothers, sieigh-och
,i,gers IL WA tn midsummer concert Of the Young
Mems Christian Ass5 ,iaton, and Jlotwithstahdihg
ne heat a fun house heartily applauded hr Chase :
n -beu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
NRs 10eANs CONDITION SERIOUS.

WASHINGTON. Aug 1.-MrS John A. Logan has arrived
e ~ hose m fhs city, Is reported TO be In ser
coadkon Is snid that her shoulder blade which
vas socated will have to he reset ~ mo nrsS opera
"a was somewhat Of q failure.
eNrKvcn General Hamilton, Mr.. Logsus raysclsn.
e her shoulder was broken and that both tho shoulder
- ehow were dislocat ted and had not besn properly
~ He reset both these homes and Mrs. Logan is DOW
stng sofly Though she suffered intense pain Tor soe
yDs after thu operation performed Tomorrow the
- VIII - placed in q silng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02

David Bonner President of the Gentemens Driving CUB
NJ York Treasurer de Codova. Secretary FoydJones
and l. = Smith Arthur Clahin oil the Executive CON-
mi Yesterday decide the classes aud purses Tor
hs fa Fleetwood on September ID a.
~ ami N The following the races ana purses; oo
40 rst class purse RI 800 four divisions 229
class nurse 81 900 Second day.225 class purse $1,000;
n,,Yss Al 500 Third day.-233 class purse
a coo free for ALL bar Harry Wilkes aud Patron purse
% on0 Eourth Grand special purse OF S5OOO AZ least
se. o start and 10 include Harry Wilkes and Patron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
THE WEATHER REPORT

GovEnNwKNr INDICArioSs-Fos 81 HoUka
WASHINGTON August For New-England, fair. ex-
cept local rains in Southern Connecticut; stationary
tenperature except warmer in Eastern Massachusetts
and Rhode Island.
For Eastern New York. New-Jcrsoy and Eastern Penn
svlyapia. light local rams change in temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02

string to avail themselves OF the concessions made
by the Transportation lines are requested to send
TO r. b. Southwick, secretary, Arsenal Building,
Central Park for proper certificates for use In pur-
chasing their Tickets. The General Committee has
arranged for series Of local excursions for the en-
terlainment 0f those attending the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
DECLINING TO PRODUCE TIE B00KR.

DECLINING TO PRODUCE the S0oAk'
SAS Francisco. Aug l. Tho Pacfnc Railroad in-
yntsntisn oemmission resumed its inquiry this morn
= .ss s1nin the Central Pacific Railway. but the
eeee1lsu vscs abruptly Terminated shortly before
- eu1lR = the refusal 81 Secretary Deuty. OF the
- q records ncsSning ths Central fasano isassA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
WILLIAM HAGUE. ID. ID.

Boston. Aug. I (SPeriaD The Rev. Dr. William
Hague about noon tOesay waNed up Tremont-st- IN
conf any with the Rey. A. Blackburn. OF Lafayette
aud ON reaching the sldcwal IN front OF fremont
Temple he suddenly threw up hts arms and was
about to sink upon his knces but was sustained by
his CONT anton and carried into the entrance Of the
MelOnaon. where he soon died. Tho Rov. Dr.
William Hague born In Pelham. Westchester
County, New York, January I, 1eOS. and Wa a
graduac OF Hamilton College, New-fOrk In the
class Of 1920 lie took his theological course at the
Novton Institute graduating in 1879 He was Or
daine October 90 1s2O pastor OF tho Second Bap-
list Church In Utica. Ncw-York. There he remained
until called 20 the pasturatc OF tho First Church In
Dostou on June s. I-:T. he entered upon tho
diiir. OF the First Church In Providence. lie re
signed his Otter August, 1910 and accepted cal
20 the Federal Street Church. OF Boston. HIS subsc
oucnt resofatos have been In Jamaica Plain Mass.
Newark y. J.: Albany. y. v: Now YORK city ana
po.ton lie was senior aston OF the Baptist Chnrch
nj Wo'la.tp Heights at the time oi his death d.
Hague was also wei known for his Writings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
WHAy TIE CIRCULAR MAS wEIrTEH.
From The Ptffsbtrg Chronicle.

sLook here" said lrate guest ut summer resort:
"your circulars say there mosquitoes here, ana
I All night nearly eaten up by them"
:" here were mosquitoes hero when that circuiar
vss prepared, I assure you SIR" replied the hsts
keeper. -.
~About the beginning OF FsbrsasyS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
THROWN OVERHEARD Nv A FIGHT

para landing 1t the foot OF South
Fifths Braoklyp. last night party of roughs led by
Patrick Dooey. attempted to steal key OF beer fight
occurred and Dooley knocked down and thrown
overheard He s supposed TO have been drowned Michael
Freeh and Casper Stock arrested Captain Chariot
Bradley the prisoners throw Dooey overheard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
A PLUNGE WITHOUT A BATHING SUIT.
From The Boston POst.

could hardly believe A. II it reported by any body
less yeraclous than my self. coming into town
by Of those several railroads which pass over
salt water at short distance from tre Boston
minus 1t was hot, muggy morning. and the
was crowded and uncomfortable. Just before wo
crossed drawbridge l pressed out to the platform
to get breath of fresh air The train was going
very slowly. the tide high. and the cool green
water camo temptingly near the bottom step OF tho
was just thinking that / would 10 down 10
OF tho beaches and get sea-bath, when young
fellow who stood below crammed his soft felt hat
shirt, and crying out: "I'm blowel IL won't have
go at II" dove healfoiemost into the water As we
passed beyond the bridge looked back and that
he had risen to tho surface and shaking the
water from HIS head with grin Of deli.ht ] imagine
that no summed himself dry a wharf, and then
pursued his affairs with both body and mind refreshed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
MpS RICHARD II. HUBBARD.

WASHINGTON Aug 1.-The Secretary OF state has re-
ntved frau Toxic news OF the death OF Mrs Hubbard
wife OF the United States Minister to Japan.
She had been In ill-heslth for many months ana
for the past two months her condition has caused speca
tn her family and friends About July sne
W. taken 10 Mike By The advice OF physicians with the
bone that the mountain air would benefit her but she
led Ia groX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
RUN SHOPS CLOSED BY HIGH LICENSE

PITrsDURG, Aug. tSpeciaD.-The Brooks State law.
which provides for yearly license of $500. went into
effect to-day and IL is estimated by President Schmidt OF
the Liquor League that saloons in County
were compelled 10 close Many OF those who secured
$500 licenses In May will close the pration OF tho
year, us they cannot afford TO pay the new rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
IOsrpIl T. WOOIEY.

Joseph T. woOley. shipping clerk for smith. Hogg
and Gardner No. rs Wofh-st who was drowned on
SUNDAY while bathing In tho Hackensack RIVER al
rajryiev y. j. entered the employ of smith. Hogg &
Gardner when quite young "a boy In the oiice ana
finally worked his way up To be assistant shipping
clerk When the firm OF Brown, Wood klnsuHl
began business they requested smith, liogg Gard
ner 10 recommend ono To them TOR shipping clerk
They recommended Mr.. Wo0oy, and he accepted the
po,lfion lie remained With Brown. Wood q King
man for nvc years. AT the end of which time hc re-
iuru0d TO smith, iogg Gardner. whore he was maze
shipping clerk holding that position al the time of his
death. Ec abOut thirty-ihrec years old, aud
leaves n widow and three children. The funeral Will
take place on wednesday afternoon AZ Fairview.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
SECURING CHEAP FARES TO SEW-YORK.

tho Transportation Committee OF the Amoncan
for the Advancement of Science announces
t,.. n has coapIeod arrangements for reduced IaIes
Tor the benefit Of those persons Desiring 70 suen
the annual meeting d the 90 To- IA Those DE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
no,xy uynpp vrpov

ExHIBITIgG "ROkE UNDER NERO"
cNcIxsArI Aug tspeciai). The spectacle of Rome
under Nero" was sf given tonight by the Order OF Gin
Cnnxtus and Will continue a month. IL requires 200
psrormsrs ana auditorium seats 900 spectators
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02

Tn IN, diagram line shows the barren trio nuc,
,,atiaas at the Untod stat sssai
service station cv The dashes Indicate the tenpe
turs noted at Hudnut's pharmacy. 2lS Brosdwsy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02

TRIBUNE OFFICE. August 2-l A M.-There was con
siderable coudness yesterday but no rain ana the par
ometer changed but little, Tho temperature ranged 10
tween 75o and 92s the average 1922, being 6 higher
than on the corresponding day last year. ana the saine
as Sunday. . -, 49,, ,u .o,oh,v IA
In and near this city to-day there VIII proDapy DC
IttIn or no change In the weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
MARRIED.

Thirty Tons Pressure
given cake Of Colgate Co.'S Cashmere B0uques
Toilet Soap 1t wears away very s,swly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02

Rev David Torrev D. D.. of Cazenovia. NY, Edwin r.
Torrey of Hone~daie. Penn, Anna J uli, daughter
OF the late Adam Miller OF Hartford
Notices Of marriages must be iadorscd cia CaH aaN
rdd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
rrIsUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

"A HOURS: horeing'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02

Burretf's Essence Of Jamaica Ginger. a household
remedy collie cholera morbus colds chs AMI diarhGa
warming and stimulating the whole system F6r sale by
groceTs ana druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
several Of the m.mbers Of the State COmmIttee from

BeYerdI OF tn6 W6HbbftU1 tHb butc OUtnHttco ITVIH
this city and Brooklyn to Saratoga yesterday morn
ing but the majority took the $3.50 p train. They
accompanied by representative Republicans from
this city and BROOKLYN The prevailing sentiment among
the members and those who accompanied them was In
carly convention In order that effective
canvass might made. There IL movement In favor
OF nominating Eiihu Root. the chairman OF the Repub
ican County Committee, for Attorney General IL Is
doubtful IL Root will accept the nomination. because
1t would seriously interfere with hts extensive Jaw proc
tlce When elected chairman OF the County Committee,
he refused give positive the question OF
acceptance until September when the committee meets
after tbs Summer vacation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-09
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rrteincncs Mn1lncrfifnett.

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Der C8aI0en.

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g#c&artbn, mtIher am IS. Re5ruar 1885
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Sr tatts I'M leBtsu Suli siHeu auoeru Teger,
9laucua DIabiiou Gllor, ermoroat.
ii deittr, Jt.-D., 8. Qpul. - 9lldter
Iacombe uerurtheiite beute &barles ,}o1u.
ru, 6su DtDroer 5ohu gRaltsrs. 3um Eo6s
uub ieFte bic 9tnrtatuug auf ben 7. 4Hguf
FeO
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Rlttfctt 0nR Mna -.

GbicagO, 8, 4prtl.-aIun pill, So6n
Nss IraleeutsH Der uabams &OuHtp Static
nal &aut" III 8ecatur, Sub, uuO y. U.
Qrd)bOt0, Elm &ueumaareubdu0Ier auF B(cas
iaHts6ins, famsn ipdt gsfern 4beu0 bJ'r an
uno lliegeu IN etnem 6Ottl ON Der Bef-Gatt.
StruBe ab. Setoeu Uur0e elm geustHiamss
9lmmer angepteieu, uuo ebe fie fdl su Bette
begabeu, bIisiCu fie oas 8as ans. pIl uur0e
beute irit1 ale ytIde als 2eide uu5 ardbolo
6sm Io6e nahe aulgeiuHbeu. S5 selaHg,
Nr@tolo Ln,a SsWnbtttn anrudsurnlen.
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2cGiSIntur Uiitgiieecr unO 55ret
2Saie.

EaniiHq, gttd, s. apr.l. - It3 H.
U.ltgtlyoyr ter 5taate gs9teIlmr l.iteu
1lfbcI 3uudiebrtSu, fsrogU H. Er.ei9 ue
pou Gem trcfotnteH oer oIol1ao IA ar.
bor &otuQ' m,riu ne Jrlub. Ipa..
Der, lie IbueH Sslt.us DER 61mya1sis O..
uGtltyu VytlpGiie ahsulleferu. IL l8eigB
CetCr ,rlprodeu el.igr 2tuHorosrIag lros
NeU Ans etue Aueloge ogu2 &eutS .jir 9 ~
n,orieu III itbem Tcus iauO.ojrce DIS lg,
.rd Uor MT Der &ralruaa begriiu0sr, Oar
zee 5aTc hoatInt &egt-baSsgi-U Il Els
nguuu9 non 6gItar,u Derblgte, zlHlqe .9e
81 t+,btr bsuHeltH 6Ie @5IgsUbsu, ON
J<obHb,Gut,u al3uccuteu, taB wtisibsu fl 81
lut tIHr Ge'ytbeutmuuua hguuRu. .oel.le u,
lem 0crIsQenceu 6au5 tiaa lnum0uu4
firben tonne Dian oari Nn auf ,utereiIaatr
&ebatt,u gefsRi nahsg, uguu IN 6sr Yeas
iour @ricutuln Aug.lssenqeuen sur 5prl
die ton men.
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8ithmdrfte.

ct. EOuts, 8. april. - 31iu6Uieb !;
3ufubr 400, SerienbuHg --; grelje Ulrt.
trteH 5piiaeH b2.lO uuo 1926. -Sauaiue .
3utubr 1900, SerienOuug --; Brelie
1arltrteu 5Dtiaeu 1915 uuo 1856. -
S4aafe: 3uiubr 20O, 8erleuouug --;
3reile 1arIITteH Imiimsu 81, 80 Hu6 1880.
fsQibertu, Beuni.. 8. Ipril. -
6tntUieh 3uIu5r 10, 8crieHoars 10:
Breiis 0ariIrteH 3Diidsu $3.50 uub 1926.
Sd)Dene: 3ufubr $500, 8erieu6uug $500;
greile oaritrtcu spiihen $500 uu5 $3.50.
S9aate: .3ufubr 200, 8erieH5uHg 400;
Bretie baritrteu 3mudau $3.50 uHD 1926.
ebtc08o, 8. Nprl - RtuoCte5: gu
fubr 5000, 8erieHOuug 5000; Brst'e 0a
trtCu 5toil9eu Sl.50 uuo 59neiUe:
3ufuar 5000, s}erisubuua 5000: Braifs
oaritrten 3miiheu $500 NIB 1886. 49,
Saaate: 3ufubr 2O0O, SsrIsubuug 800;
$retle oariirteu Jpii6eu $500 uuo $500.
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s'nkiiditem auf etn 8sutBA5 TIC wlt5s
fCurt.

g I, EeuiHs 8. 1pril - Goaqresmit.
g'teo ,'a5u 8l, @loUer uno 6euru ,. Qalabs
tnln5 5tIty cer bttaHHtsfeu auudlte in 5t.
Eou's, pt2ltea heute bic 6aupuouen in eis
HtuI Soi'aiie, mald)er Ri erufllGln Folaeu
gu !h9Jsu oro5t 8. ,, gautoIter, Der 6leitqe
SOleuae1msr, 0srt!agta Fiirihb DIN. 8los
995t mle5ta @eJl2umouHg aui 500, 600 5da.
osnetaer uuo SIober iammeituuR 3suquiTa,
UNI ote @a5rb9tt icmer auQaben ;u beuei.
lsn' GIa hjerauf bssii9udss 3euqsHoer66r
mar l-u n'tBreren 5ageu ma 9anae. uno
Eon8p'iE iHHgirte oa1ei ais 4Hmalt fir Qau-
cafet. 9looer erhob Eiumaao qeeeu Die Irt
lao S%elIer III Delder yaughin 6is 3sageu
oeraaE4ls uuo Elm bisllar 2Gorn1ad1iel entz
lfaHa lj4 barber; belce 6eueu pareH qez
taee I'LL tel.en 3u3e, itt INIT 5auSgraiHids
itlse@ eui3Gparteu, ale 6reuaee DaiIuii9tu
JeHtH uRo ejHeH RGmpi 0erbin0erteu. 8los
o,I -L'iarte rdl belm SniHiIs bsr 5iBuua
slI Seti09nun9 ttr9it, uleiu gauabin l.gte
tsiR- fr5oisrt.5s G}eiuuHq Gu ben Eag uuO
5elLlnb 6nrauf, 6aB Gl0bsr poufdubiqe Gb.
g.sje itlfttH mGHe. 9as 8eiullat mar, oa5
E9 glIoI lldauer ipdter o3u it1tu" 5eripr1s
9en' uno t9re 6raHu6e be'iird)teU nun, 6aB
GO 81 giutm Guau fOmmeu Dirb.
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glaimc crfranft.

St Qputs. 8. 4prtt. - Sine Brioar
Ecp@de nus 5ort y8lbiou, 3. J., mslott
pr. lIoe s,. 2'laue ltioe on elmer iauersu
GrIo!mua Uno itl uou yuHgsu-uttuuolua b..
crott. 5,ahsres lit ron ntht 5ruitelt. Ie.
cCu iuu 1eI ,3GflHo oes RaIlHreH ultt be-
atut,d. lin
lSpd.er.j Guf eina an BEN Lommau-
aoEr-n 5u Nart Fj5icu gsi1jd5e tsIe5ragbihs
Anragt ltet nm 80 llbr hute Absao f0l.
aeUct QtpAde elH: n0r. 8lare lgioet GIL
&rurtataub uu6 6Ieber. Ter Tattut
ltldt gut uHe hat teius tupb0isH 5ppp-
'ons. SeI9t 8splatIou tit uUrmll uu0
blt08t Is rrO 4Guutt."